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"NSA does not object to any lawful, peaceful protest." From an organization that spies on the world, that sounds sinister. As in "if we did object, we could do
by koops 13y ago
"NSA does not object to any lawful, peaceful protest."
From an organization that spies on the world, that sounds sinister. As in "if we did object, we could do something about your 'lawful' protest."
- Kylekramer 13y agoHow does that follow? I know the NSA is enemy number 1 around HN right now, but how does saying they don't object to lawful protests imply that if they did object to the lawful protests they would disrupt them somehow? If my aunt had balls, she'd be my uncle.
- unclebucknasty 13y agoI think the OP is just speaking to the NSA's capability and their activity that has recently come to light.
- TallGuyShort 13y agoIt's like me telling you that I don't object to you teaching your kids about any particular religion. When the hell did I even enter the equation? It's the implication that the right to protest might even have to be clarified that shows the NSA is either very presumptious about its authority or really is as politically motivated as we all like to think it is.